American businessman Elon Musk said that The New York Times materials are propaganda and urged the editors to publish only the best articles. It is reported by RBC.
“The real tragedy of the New York Times is that their propaganda is not even interesting … They would have much more real subscribers if they published only their best articles,” Musk wrote on the social network.
The New York Times is a daily newspaper published in New York City since 1851. Her website is considered one of the most popular news portals in the world, with about 30 million monthly visitors. The newspaper is also the third largest in circulation in the United States (after USA Today and The Wall Street Journal) and 40th in the world.
This is not the first time Musk has criticized the NYT. Last October, he said the paper had become a “chaotic actor” in geopolitics whose reporting could cause massive problems. So Musk responded to the NYT article, in which the newspaper accused the businessman of excessive interference in global politics, including because of Musk’s statements about a possible resolution of the conflict in Ukraine and “close” ties with China.
The last time the NYT published an article about a businessman was at the end of March – then the publication, citing an email to Twitter employees, reported that Musk valued the company at $20 billion, while back in October he acquired it for $44 billion.
Source: Rosbalt
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